2024
Start-Up and Tech (Bali)
Technology & Innovation
Why early-stage companies should treat cybersecurity as a strategic asset that builds investor confidence, customer trust and regulatory readiness.
Speaking / Log
Keynotes, panels and executive briefings on cybersecurity, emerging technology, risk and the hacker's perspective on how systems fail.
On stage at
Speaking across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.

Briefs
01
How attackers see systems differently — and what that reveals about technology, organisations and risk.
02
What boards and leaders need to understand about cyber risk beyond controls, audits and compliance.
03
AI, automation and the security consequences of technologies moving faster than the institutions governing them.
04
OT/ICS, cyber-physical systems and what happens when digital compromise produces physical consequences.
Keynotes
01
What attackers understand about organisations that compliance frameworks don't.
02
What fifteen years around industrial and cyber-physical security teaches us about the future of cyber risk.
03
What AI changes when expertise, reconnaissance and attack capability become cheap.
Stages
Las Vegas, USA · 2017, 2018
ICS Killswitch — cyber-physical industrial security
Dubai · 2019
Industry 4.0 security
Dubai · 2019
Cyber-physical security
UK · 2016, 2017, 2018
Web application security and original research
Sweden · 2016
Cybersecurity policy
Engagement history
2024
Start-Up and Tech (Bali)
Why early-stage companies should treat cybersecurity as a strategic asset that builds investor confidence, customer trust and regulatory readiness.
2023
Industrial Cyber Security Panel (USA)
A panel on securing industrial control systems, and the gap between IT-style controls and OT-native risk.
2022
Private Equity Conference (USA)
The questions investors should ask before an acquisition, and how to structure remediation when material findings surface.
2020
Expo 2020 (Dubai)
How organisations and nation-states are rethinking the security stack as connected systems multiply.
2019
Logistics Security Event (UK)
Third-party risk and transport-system attack patterns in logistics networks, and the changes that reduce exposure.
2019
GITEX (Dubai)
How IIoT, edge computing and converged IT/OT architectures expand the attack surface.
2019
GISEC (Dubai)
Real attack chains where compromise of digital systems produced physical consequences, and the controls that break them.
2018
SteelCon (UK)
Why the primitives that make ICS networks reliable also make them brittle under targeted pressure.
2018
Confidence (Poland)
How independent researchers find the vulnerabilities vendors miss, and where disclosure economics break down.
2018
F5 Networks (UK)
How adversaries identify attack paths that conventional architecture reviews and control inventories miss.
2018
Fortinet (UK)
The gap between control inventories and real attack paths, with exercises engineers can run on their own networks.
2017, 2018
DEF CON (USA)
Presented at DEF CON in Las Vegas in 2017 and 2018: cyber-physical attack chains against industrial control systems, and the disclosure path that followed.
2016, 2017, 2018
BSides London (UK)
Three years of talks on under-reported web application bug classes and research methodology.
2016
Almedalen (Sweden)
Technical attack realities translated for policy-makers at Almedalen Week, and where European legislation stood against the threat.
Formats
Large-audience ideas and perspective.
Practitioner and security audiences.
Private sessions for boards and leadership teams.
Expert discussion and commentary.
Invitations
Keynotes, conference talks, panels and private executive briefings.
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